InCommon Federation Discussions About Online Student Services

[Ann West <>]

All,

We don't have an official InCommon Student Call, but invite you to join the 
repurposed technical call at 2:00 pm ET (yes 2pm) this Friday to discuss the 
upcoming NSTIC solicitation for the CommIT Project. 
 
Call information and agenda are below.

Best,
Ann

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Subject: [admissions-project] Admissions project call Friday, expanded scope, 
everyone is encouraged to attend.

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Hi All,

The PESC EA2/Incommon pilot project technical team call will be from 2
to 3 eastern on Friday, February 24th. Everyone, not just the
technical team, is encouraged to join this call.

Agenda:

We have an opportunity to submit a proposal for an NSTIC grant that
seems very relevant to our work. Several of us have been talking about
this opportunity. We'll be sharing our conversations on Friday's call.

Here are a few notes from this conversation regarding a possible set
of bullet points describing the work we want to perform:

- - K12 IdP: Find Network connector and associated HE institution
willing to pilot.

- - IdP: Silver/LoA2 IdP for students w/o fed creds.

- - Enabling LoA 2/Id Proofing for IdP

- - Corp RPs

- - HE RPs

- - Privacy-preserving architecture that enables new student-driven data
services

- - Governance and business model to guide policy and funding

If we have time, we can talk about the wire frames some. I've been
working on Integration Strategy 1, I don't know if anyone else is
doing anything or not. I'll be publishing some of my efforts on Box
tomorrow.

Call-in information:

We'll take advantage of PESC's new teleconference line for this call:

1.888.205.5513 - TOLL FREE PESC LINE for United States and Canada
(International TOLL - 1.719.955.0562)

952016# - PARTICIPANT CODE



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Arnie Miles
Middleware Architect; Office of the Principal Technologist
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Georgetown University
3300 Whitehaven Street NW
Washington, DC  20007
202.687.9379

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